If the market is _______, the period after a favorable (unfavorable) event would not generate returns beyond (less than) what is suggested by an equilibrium model such as CAPM

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• The CAPM is founded on the following two assumptions (1) in the equilibrium every mean variance investor holds the same market portfolio and (2) the only risk the investor faces is the beta
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• The risk-free rate for the next year is 3%, and the market risk premium is expected to be 10%. The beta of Acme’s stock is 1.5. If you believe that Acme’s stock will actually return 18.2% over the next year, then according to the CAPM you should: